ESL practice, A1 to C1
This generator produces grammatically correct English sentences - simple, compound or complex - at the vocabulary level and tense you choose. Set your level. Click generate. Start practising in under ten seconds.
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Pronunciation practice built in
Read at your level
Basic to Advanced vocabulary
Write from the sentence
Grammar production practice
Where are you now?
Not sure which level you are? Choose the description that feels most like you. You can always change it later.
green Beginner
You know some English words. You can understand simple sentences when they are spoken slowly. You are still learning basic grammar: present tense, common verbs and everyday vocabulary.
What you will practise
blue Elementary
You can have simple conversations. You understand most everyday English. You are working on past and future tenses and slightly longer sentences.
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yellow Intermediate
You can communicate in most situations. You understand the main idea of most texts. You are working on connecting ideas and using more complex grammar.
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orange Upper-Intermediate
You can discuss complex topics. You read English texts without much difficulty. You are working on academic writing and advanced grammar.
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red Advanced
You use English confidently in most contexts. You are working on precision, register and the grammatical sophistication that academic and professional English requires.
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ESL sentence generator
Beginner-friendly settings are loaded first: Simple type, Formal style, Basic vocabulary, Short length, Present tense and five sentences.
Currently set to: Beginner (A1-A2)
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Simple = one clear idea. Compound = two connected ideas. Complex = one main idea plus a dependent clause.
Basic = A1-B1 Mixed = B1-B2 Advanced = B2-C1
Advanced options
Force target nouns, verbs and adjectives into each generated sentence. Useful for writing drills, vocabulary practice and ESL teaching.
Add a word you are studying to see it used correctly in a sentence.
Press Enter or comma to add. Clicking away or Generate also saves unfinished custom words automatically.
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Generated results
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Don't know a word? That's good. Look it up. That's how vocabulary grows.
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🎯 Daily challenge
Today's UTC-seeded challenge sentence updates once per day. Rewrite it, expand it or flip the perspective, then store your response locally and share a draft to social.
Today's sentence
"Each day, the reflective curator shaped a practical framework after careful review."
Rewrite the sentence with different wording while keeping the meaning.
Your response is stored locally for today's challenge.
Your learning path
This is not a course. There are no tests, no certificates and no deadlines. It is a map. You decide where you are and where you want to go.
green A1 - A2 · Beginner
Generator settings
Type: Simple · Vocab: Basic Tense: Present · Length: Short Qty: 10
Practice goal
Ready for the next level when
You can read 10 Basic sentences without stopping to look up words.
blue A2 - B1 · Elementary
Generator settings
Type: Simple · Vocab: Basic Tense: Any · Length: Short to Medium Qty: 10
Practice goal
Ready for the next level when
You can identify the tense of 10 sentences correctly without hesitation.
yellow B1 - B2 · Intermediate
Generator settings
Type: Compound · Vocab: Mixed Tense: Any · Length: Medium Qty: 10
Practice goal
Ready for the next level when
You can use all 7 FANBOYS conjunctions correctly in your own writing.
orange B2 · Upper-Intermediate
Generator settings
Type: Complex · Vocab: Mixed to Advanced Tense: Any · Length: Medium to Long Qty: 10
Practice goal
Ready for the next level when
You can write complex sentences with 5 different subordinating conjunctions without making comma errors.
red C1 · Advanced
Generator settings
Type: Complex · Vocab: Advanced Style: Formal · Length: Long Qty: 10
Practice goal
Ready for the next level when
Your imitation sentences are indistinguishable in structure from the generated ones.
How to practise
These are not tips. They are specific methods with specific steps. Each one targets a different skill.
Skill: Reading fluency + pronunciation · Level: A1-B2 · Time: 10 minutes
WHAT YOU NEED
Generator set to your level. A quiet place where you can speak aloud.
STEPS
1. Generate 5 sentences at your level. 2. For each sentence: a. Read it silently first. b. Click Listen. Pay attention to stressed words, pauses and rhythm. c. Read it aloud yourself. Try to match the rhythm, not just the individual words. d. Click Listen again and compare. 3. After 5 sentences, generate 5 more.
THE RULE
Do not stop to look up words during the session. Mark them and look them up after. Looking up words during reading breaks the rhythm practice.
WHAT TO NOTICE
English sentence stress falls on content words: nouns, main verbs, adjectives and adverbs. The Listen feature models this naturally.
Skill: Grammar recognition + tense awareness · Level: A2-B1 · Time: 10 minutes
WHAT YOU NEED
Generator: Type: Simple, Tense: Any, Vocab: Basic, Qty: 10. A notebook or text file.
STEPS
1. Generate 10 sentences. 2. For each sentence, write: - the main verb - the tense: present, past or future - how you know 3. Generate another 10 and try to get faster.
EXAMPLE
Sentence: "The teacher explained the rule." Main verb: explained Tense: past simple How I know: -ed ending on the verb
WHAT TO NOTICE
Some sentences use time expressions. Some do not. Can you identify the tense without the time expression? That is the real skill.
Skill: Grammar production + pattern internalisation · Level: B1-C1 · Time: 15 minutes
WHAT YOU NEED
Generator set to your level. A notebook or text file.
STEPS
1. Generate 5 sentences. 2. For each sentence: a. Read it carefully. b. Identify the structure: type, tense, conjunction and length. c. Write a new sentence using the exact same structure but different words.
EXAMPLE
Generated: "Although the researcher had reviewed the data carefully, the pattern that emerged was not what she had expected." Structure: Although + [subject + past perfect + adverb], [subject + past simple + that clause]. Imitation: "Although the student had prepared for the examination thoroughly, the questions that appeared were not what she had anticipated."
WHY THIS WORKS
You are not memorising sentences. You are internalising patterns you can use in your own writing.
Skill: Vocabulary acquisition + context reading · Level: A2-B2 · Time: 15 minutes
WHAT YOU NEED
Generator set slightly above your current level: Mixed vocab if you are Basic level, Advanced if Mixed. A vocabulary notebook.
STEPS
1. Generate 10 sentences. 2. For each sentence: a. Read the whole sentence. b. Find words you do not know. c. Guess the part of speech and possible meaning before looking them up. d. Write: word + definition + the sentence it appeared in. 3. Cover the definitions and read the sentences again.
WHY CONTEXT MATTERS
The sentence gives you the word's meaning, grammar and use all at once. That is stronger than memorising a list.
Skill: Grammar production + tense conversion · Level: B1-C1 · Time: 15 minutes
WHAT YOU NEED
Generator: Type: Simple, Tense: Past, Vocab: Basic to Mixed, Qty: 10. A notebook or text file.
STEPS
1. Generate 10 past simple sentences. 2. Rewrite each sentence in present simple and future simple. 3. Check the verb form, time expression and meaning.
EXAMPLE
Original: "The student reviewed her notes carefully." Present simple: "The student reviews her notes carefully." Future simple: "The student will review her notes carefully."
ADVANCED VARIATION
Also transform into present perfect, past continuous and present perfect continuous. This builds the full tense system.
Common Questions
Start at the lower level. It is always better to practise with sentences that feel slightly easy than with sentences that feel too hard. Fluency comes from processing language quickly and accurately, which requires repetition at a comfortable level before moving up.
Ten sentences per session is enough for most practice methods. More than twenty becomes fatiguing and the quality of attention drops. Ten sentences every day produces more improvement than fifty sentences once a week.
Yes. That is the point of setting the generator slightly above your current level. If you do not know more than three words in a sentence, the sentence is at the right level for vocabulary learning. If you do not know five or more words, lower the vocabulary setting.
Yes, specifically for writing practice. For IELTS Writing Task 2 and TOEFL Integrated Writing, use Complex sentence type with Advanced vocabulary and Formal style. Practise Imitation Writing for 15 minutes before every writing practice session.
No. The Listen feature uses your browser's built-in text-to-speech engine. The voice varies by browser and operating system. It is not perfect, but it is useful for rhythm and stress practice.
A grammar textbook has a fixed set of example sentences. This generator produces sentences you have never seen before, every session, without limit. The grammar pattern stays visible because the examples are always new.
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